Dan Pallotta spoke at the Clinton School of Public Service on February 12th, 2009.
A leading expert on innovation in the non-profit sector and philanthropy, Dan Pallotta discusses his new book, “Uncharitable,” which calls into question society's fundmental canons about charity and calls for a dramatic shift in the way charities are regulated. With over one million non-profits in the United States, Mr. Pallotta says that society’s non-profit ethic undermines its ability to eradicate great problems, and, ironically, puts charities at a severe disadvantage in comparison to the for-profit sector.
